New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-18
NEW-YORK CITY.


At the office OF Drexel Morgan Co. nothing was known
yesterday OF reported loss of check for $50 80 Drawn
by Drexel Co.. OF Philadelphia and lost or solen IN he
banking house Of the firm No Information about Tue ae
had been telegraphed to the New.YorE house,
Anthony Comsock handed District Attorney MARITIME
Yesterday written request that proceedings be begun against
The Sun for the Of the confession OF Janlor illus
on the ground that the article was improper
The police were asked YESTERDAY to search for Michael
Moore an inarm aud childish eighty years old who
wandered away from his home at No ZIG seventh Oh
Monday
Excise Commisso Woodman wrote on Monday 10 sem
ator DAILY and Assembyman Crosby urging an amendmen'
to tho Sunday Hotel bill to include restaurants IN i'
provisions urging sso tho introduction OF OIL 70 per
NIT the sale O, draug aud beer to be carried away ron
the premises during certain hours on Sunday MT "ooha
spent last Sunday on with list OF eighty
He found the shades mp everywhere with perhaps
EXCEPTIONS In two he caught people working the
GROWER" very industrlOusy
The schedules in the assignment OF Aaron Loeb indiVm
uay and as surviving partner OF the firm OF Loeb Brphe
mnor,ers of aces Of NJ, 3I3 TO Morris Levy
show liabilities so 22S 80; nominal assets $l0936 a. ana
actual assets. 1881 81.
The Mutual Light Company held its annual election
yesterday at No SO Union square AMI the following occS
were elected: Directors John p Kennedy G. Nanuero"
George j. Forrest John r. Ford Robert l. Crawford Robert
NJ galloway Arthur Leary, Charles H. kerner Joseph D
stout Jose PHI Harkcr Edward T. Kennedy W. H. van
derblt Samuel Thorne. Louis lie Beban Henry rchuoSr
W. Hal Inspectors-Charles C. Leaf!' James D.
Ford and john o b. Richards.
The body Of John Johnston messenger boy age thirteen
was found North yesterday at rwontyssveh'sI
Superintendent Jasper stated yesterday that no further
action be taken regarding the girls who had eNhUe
improper photographs Grammar School No IS NO oher
gls implicated IN the matter and the pictures "c'o
taken outside OF school hours
An entertainment and reception will be given 10 the Young
People Associations of SUNDAY schools OF Harlem In
the First Collegiate Reformed Church Onehuniredaho'
twenty hrstst near Thirdave on next Tuesday evening"
CONGRESSMAN But,erworth Of Ohio will address the CAM
dian Club Commercial Uniol with Canada 'omotro"
evening at Association Hall
Thefoowine were elected trustees OF the Clinton Hall AS
ISOLATION yesterday: Isaac H. Bailey. NJ C. d. Borden
Hugh " Camp Daniel f. Appleton Henry w. oakley
Charles II. Isham. and Cornelius N. Bliss
The Childrens Aid so,ley has given Cora NJ Scott
81 G66 81 quit claim its building and lot on The
northwest corner of seventhave and Thirty seconds ST.
The following directors Mercantile Lhsry Assoca
ton were elected yesterday for two CHARLES Wager
Hull Alexander NJ Eagleson, Charles H. Patrick W. H.
sesrs IL Thnpson. John Byers James Magee Roger :
Bacon J. l. Graham a. WclmOre. IT,, r. a. sandland and
T. S. Rumney.
Black cherries from Nacavle. Cali are seihs AZ
fifty cents and dollar pound
The Rev Dr. Curran late St stephens has been trans
ferred from Elenyle assist at ST Mays Church IN
saugertes
call for mass meeting has been Issued by the Antisa'
loon Republican National Committee to DO held In Cooper
Union on May 90 ExChet Justice Noah DAVIS VIII peside
Addresses arc advertised delivered by senator Eva
Theodore Roosevelt George Erwin and other prominent
Republicans
The Harlem Choral Club It's third private concert last
evening at the Pilgrim Church. MadsOnaNe and onehun
dre hrssL the Phlharno Club lending JUS
assistance Among solo singers were Mrs Gerr Smth
and William Dennson Caryl Forio was the piano accom-
nanst The concert successful regards attendance
aud approval OF the pieces performed.
Visitation and confirmation services were held AT the
Church of ST. Rose OF Luna West Brighton by Archbishop
Corrgan yesterday. In his remarks the Archbishop OK
paned the rules the church but made no
ereucc TO other matters He will visit the Sacred Heart Con
ven at Manhattanville to morrow
Al The last encampmen OF Alexander Hamilton Post NO
1s2 Grand Army Of Republic General Alexander Hamh
ton OF arrytown grandson Of Alexander Hamilton OIL he
ouonary fame presented the post with an oil painting u
M. ancestor after whom the post naihe
Professor Drisler OF Columbia College read communca
tion from President barnard the freshmen while They
were u their Greek examination yesterday forDddng e
10 come upon college grounds during the hrst DAY oil W
entrance examination Of the Of 81. This VIII probably
preyept the fun with which the freshmen celebrate thei
| first appearance as soph)mOros at the college,